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I have learned that the one leaning towards divorce is often dealing with emotional exhaustion & a concern about sending mixed messages. They have probably thought long & hard about the decision to end the marriage, yet still ambivalent about doing so. Couples therapy is unappealing, but giving up seems wrong.
I have learned that the person wanting to preserve the marriage is often dealing with hurt, fear, anger - and perhaps resentment that their spouse is making a unilateral decision that impacts so many people. The leaning in spouse often vacillates between wanting to do anything to save the marriage and needing to have their side heard.
I have been working with couples since 1994.
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Ginny Wright
PhD
Drs. Lapporte, Wright & Assoc., PC
Park Ridge, Illinois
(847) 299-3628
dr.wright@lwapsych.com